Syria reports 73 tons of uranium under IAEA oversight
Syria announced that it has placed 73 tons of natural uranium under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency, a step considered the start of a new chapter in its relations with the agency. This move is part of its efforts to promote transparency and cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy. Syria has taken steps towards disclosing the presence of nuclear materials at an undisclosed site and opened the Deir Ezzor site to the agency, where assessments and reports have been conducted regarding nuclear materials, confirming that the uranium is now under the agency's supervision. The Syrian minister called for the denuclearization of the Middle East, an end to Israeli violations, and a return to the 1974 Disengagement Agreement.
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